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The Conversations view shows you a complete history of every chat session your chatbot has handled. Use it to review what visitors asked, how your chatbot responded, and where you can improve.

What you can see

Each conversation record includes:
  • Timestamp of when the session started
  • Every question the visitor asked
  • Every answer your chatbot gave
  • User feedback (thumbs up / thumbs down) if feedback is enabled

How to access conversations

Open your dashboard and click the Conversations tab in the left sidebar.

What you can do

  • Browse all past conversations in chronological order
  • Search for specific conversations by keyword or phrase
  • Review individual messages and the responses your chatbot gave
  • Filter by feedback rating to surface low-satisfaction sessions
  • Identify patterns — repeated questions signal missing or unclear content

Review conversations and improve your chatbot

1

Open Conversations

Go to your dashboard and click Conversations in the sidebar.
2

Filter for low satisfaction

Use the filter controls to show conversations where users gave a thumbs down, or search for conversations containing a topic you suspect is weak.
3

Identify the problem question

Open the conversation and find the specific message where the chatbot gave a wrong or unhelpful answer.
4

Add a custom Q&A pair

Go to the Q&A section of your dashboard and add a custom answer for that question. Custom Q&A pairs take priority over auto-extracted content, so the correct answer will be used going forward.
5

Confirm the fix

The corrected answer takes effect immediately for new conversations — no re-sync required for custom Q&A pairs.

Acting on problem conversations

What you findWhat to do
Wrong answerAdd a custom Q&A pair to override it
Topic not coveredUpdate your knowledge sources and re-sync
Repeated confusionRewrite or expand your source content on that topic
Conversation history is retained based on your plan. If you need longer retention, upgrade to a higher tier.
Review conversations from new users — they often ask questions that reveal onboarding gaps your existing customers have already learned to work around.